Check air quality on Google Maps

Now you can get updated air quality information on Google Maps. So you can take a look at the pollution situation and plan your daily activities or travel plans. That’s why Google has introduced a new feature to track real-time Air Quality Index (AQI) data.

Real time Air Quality Index (AQI) information can be obtained through Google Maps.
Feature usage in 40 countries

Real time Air Quality Index (AQI) information can be obtained only through Google Maps. This feature is available in 40 countries. This feature will be very useful especially for people who travel. If you are going to a new place, you can know about the air quality in advance through this feature.

How to use AQI Tracker?

Step 1: Update Google Maps by making sure you have a new or updated edition of the app on your device.

Step 2: Search the location by entering the name of the place you want to check in the search bar.

Step 3: Once the location appears, tap on the layers icon that looks like a stack of squares below the search bar.

Step 4: Now select β€œAir Quality” from the menu options that appear in front.

What can be used?

Users can tap anywhere on the map to see the AQI for that particular area. Users can access the new AQI tracker through the Google Maps app, and also use the tracker for traffic, public transport, cycling.

How to identify air quality?

A number between 0 and 50 indicates good air quality. A number of 51 to 100 represents a very good low level. Then the number 101 to 200 shows the normal situation. 201 to 300 is a bad number. So, a number of 301 to 400 is a worst case scenario. If the number is between 401 and 500, it is for the worst case scenario.

Color indicates air quality

The air quality index is color-coded. Green represents safe and healthy air quality, while yellow represents moderate levels. Orange suggests air that may be unhealthy for sensitive groups, and red indicates unhealthy conditions for everyone. Purple indicates extremely unhealthy air and maroon is used to indicate dangerous levels, which pose a serious health risk.

Daily Ratnagiri Khabardar
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(RNI No. Mahmar/2013/57411)
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16:29 15-11-2024

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